Resources

• New Mexico Technology Assistance Program
  Karen Courtney Peterson, KarenC@state.nm.us
  http://www.nmtap.com

• Disability Law Resource Project
  Wendy Wilkinson, wendy@ilru.org
  800-949-4232 (Toll Free / TTY)
  http://www.dlrp.org

Internet Resources on Universal Design in Information Technology

• The Trace Center (University of Wisconsin) provides a perspective on UD Principles and Guidelines.
• The Center for Universal Design (North Carolina State Univ.) outlines the Principles of UD.
• The Center for Applied Special Technology (CAST) provides a new paradigm on Universal Design for Learning (UDL) for teaching, learning, and assessment, drawing on the latest learning theories, & available technology.
• AccessIT (University of Washington) has a knowledge base that contains answers to common questions regarding accessible information technology in education.

Internet Resources on Designing Accessible Websites

• Oklahoma Able Tech has an online tool kit on the accessibility of electronic and information technology and includes a tutorial on designing accessible websites

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